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Re: Serial PWM motor controller
This probably wont help you, but I think I will post it anyway. It seems sort of relevant.
There is a neat project in the book 101 SPY GADGETS FOR THE EVIL GENIUS It's on page 85 though 89. and is titled Project 41-Manual Controlled Servo Base. It looks pretty neat. It uses a 555 timer to help controll the PWM's. I have no idea as to how you would interface the circuit with a computer though. |
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